An Efficient Auto Redundant Technique for Analysis of Single Layer Grid with Curved Members

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This paper presents an Auto Redundant Technique for analysis of grid with curved members. This technique is based on the force method, but in the technique choice of the redundant is completely eliminated. The analysis technique is found very effective, accurate and programmable. A comprehensive C++ program has been developed to compute internal forces at the end of each member of the grid for different load cases and their combinations. Presently in this paper analysis of grid is carried out with fixed support when it is subjected to concentrated point load, twisting moment, bending moment, full/partial uniformly distributed load and full/partial uniformly varying load. In this technique, any number of load cases can be accommodated without creating any additional node(s) on the member. The power of the analysis procedure is effectively demonstrated through the solution of one benchmark problem. The results obtained through the program for complementary load cases are compared with the results from analysis software and are found to match.

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English
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International Journal of Advanced Structural Engineering, Volume:2 Issue: 1, Winter 2010
Pages:
27 to 47
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